ICND2 - Part 5 Quiz

Question 1

When using sub-interfaces on a router with 802.1q encapsulation, what must be configured on the switch?

a. Access ports
b. Voice ports
c. STP
d. Trunking
e. Native VLANs

Answer 1

d. Trunking

Question 2

The sub-interfaces on a router are not coming up and showing as administratively down despite typing no shutdown, why is this occurring?

a. The port is not connected.
b. The physical interface is shutdown.
c. There are errors on the interface preventing data traffic.
d. The interface is in a shutdown state on a sub-interface due to a malfunction on the physical interface.

Answer 2

b. The physical interface is shutdown.

Question 3

What enables routing on a multilayer switch?

a. IP Routing
b. Routing
c. Enable Routing
d. Routing Enable

Answer 3

a. IP Routing

Question 4

What is required in order for a vlan interface to show as up/up? (Choose all the apply)

a. It must be assigned to an access or trunk interface that is forwarding and not VTP pruned.
b. It must have an IP address.
c. It must not be shutdown.
d. It must be actively being used.

Answer 4

a. It must be assigned to an access or trunk interface that is forwarding and not VTP pruned.
c. It must not be shutdown.
d. It must be actively being used.

Question 5

How do I turn a switchport into a routed port assuming the switch is layer 3 capable?

a. The IP address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x command enables it as a routed port.
b. The “routed” command enables it as a routed port.
c. IP Routing automatically lets us use it as a routed port.
d. No switchport enables the port to be a routed port.

Answer 5

d. No switchport enables the port to be a routed port.

Question 6

I can use routed ports on a switch with EtherChannel.

a. True
b. False

Answer 6

a. True

Question 7

What must match for all ports to use an EtherChannel?

a. They must all have the same channel group.
b. They must all have the same speed.
c. They must all have the same duplex.
d. All of the above.

Answer 7

d. All of the above.

Question 8

HSRP is a protocol that enables redundancy in the event a router goes down by letting a backup take over.

a. True
b. False

Answer 8

a. True

Question 9

Which IP address would a host use for the default router field in an HSRP environment.

a. The local gateway’s IP address.
b. The secondary gateway’s IP address.
c. The virtual IP address.
d. The tunnel IP address.
e. The multi-link IP address.
f. The virtual-access interface.

Answer 9

c. The virtual IP address.

Question 10

HSRP is not an active/standby protocol.

a. True
b. False

Answer 10

b. False

Question 11

HSRP is Cisco proprietary.

a. True
b. False

Answer 11

a. True

Question 12

The virtual IP address in HSRP must be in the same subnet as the physical interface.

a. True
b. False

Answer 12

a. True

Question 13

What command do I use to see the current HSRP router status?

a. Show HSRP brief
b. Show IP HSRP brief
c. Show IP standby
d. Show standby brief

Answer 13

d. Show standby brief

Question 14

What command do I use to see a detailed current HSRP router status?

a. Show HSRP detailed
b. Show HSRP
c. Show standby
d. Show standby detailed

Answer 14

c. Show standby

Question 15

Why is a local HSRP router not becoming the active router when the “preempt” command is configured? (Choose the best answer)

a. The router does not meet the criteria for becoming an active router due to a lower IP address.
b. The router does not meet the criteria for becoming an active router due to a lower priority.
c. The router does not meet the criteria for becoming an active router due to a higher priority.
d. The router does not meet the criteria for becoming an active router due to a default priority.

Answer 15

b. The router does not meet the criteria for becoming an active router due to a lower priority.

Question 16

Routers in an HSRP group must use the same version.

a. True
b. False

Answer 16

a. True

Question 17

HSRP version 1’s virtual MAC address is 0000.0C07.ACxx while version 2’s virtual MAC address is 0000.0C9F.Fxxx.

a. True
b. False

Answer 17

a. True

Question 18

A host can get to the internet but is only able to access IP addresses. Attempts at using websites like http://www.google.com fails. Why?

a. The DHCP server is not functioning.
b. The subnet is incorrect on the host.
c. The DNS server is not functioning.
d. The switch is not trunking.

Answer 18

c. The DNS server is not functioning.

Question 19

A host is unable to pull an DHCP IP address and instead pulls an APIPA address. You have confirmed that the DHCP server is online and functional as other computers in other networks are getting their IP address leases. What is most likely the problem?

a. The DHCP server does not have a scope for the host.
b. The DHCP server is not configured on the local network.
c. The ip-helper address is not configured on the local router interface.
d. The DHCP server is not handing out local subnet IPs due to a link failure.

Answer 19

c. The ip-helper address is not configured on the local router interface.

Question 20

Refer to the following list of routes, which one will match if a packet comes in destined for 192.168.1.1?

a. Ip route 192.168.1.0 /24
b. Ip route 192.168.1.0 /30
c. Ip route 0.0.0.0 /0
d. Ip route 192.168.1.1 /32

Answer 20

d. Ip route 192.168.1.1 /32

Question 21

A network of 192.168.0.0 /24 is broken up into several different /29 blocks, this is indicative of VLSM being used.

a. True
b. False

Answer 21

b. False